Hello,
OK, I have this working on FF. But I would like to now add an entry in
the conf file for users who's browsers do not support SNI and was
wondering how to generate this message?
As per how-to "..If a user's browser does not support SNI then the first
SSL site in the configuration file will be displayed. It is recommended
that the first entry is to a page that informs the user what the server
requires for use."
On Safari, I get the root certificate of the server and a warning that
this was signed by an untrusted authority.
Similarly on Mozilla 1.7.12 and Netscape.
As my application is running on Zope and I have a rewrite rule what will
be the best way to do this? The zope https server is on 7433 and I only
have one zope instance.
So I guess I will have the same problem.
For now, the next step is to figure out how to generate the message if
the client does not support SNI.
Any thoughts on this.
Many thanks
Norman
Eric Covener wrote:
On Feb 17, 2008 8:37 AM, Norman Khine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have some virtual hosts and would like to run SSL with different
certificates on each. Having followed the following how-to,
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Apache_with_Name_Based_Hosting_and_SSL and
rebuilding apache with SNI support, I am having some issues in that
domain2.com only returns the server.crt and not the one specified in my
rule.
Your subject says 2.2.8; It doens't look like 2.2.8 has SNI support.
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